St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-20
SOCIAL EVENTS.

SOCIAL EVENTS.
Over 100 friends of Fred G.. Smith and
| George l.. Hanson responded to an in
| vitatiOn extended by the above named
young gentlemen, and assembled at
Malcolm's hall, last Tuesday evening,
! Nov. Is. The occasion was the celebra-
ton of their birthday. The evening
was spent in dancing. The programme,
| most happy effort,waS introduced with
| the ''Fanfani March, from "a trip to
Africa" Among other dances was a
well arranged german consisting of
| flags, fishing and railroad numbers.
Fifty-twO couple INDUCING. The music
| furnished by BrOOke'S orchestra gave
! excellent satisfaction. La Gitana''
waltz by BucalOssi and waltz from
'sGypsy Baron" were especially well re-
ceived. E. NJ. May was the caterer for
the occasion. The toilets were quite
elaborate and the unanimous opinion ex-
pressed was that more recherche
affair has not been given by young peo-
pie of this city in long time. Among
! those present were: MessrS. James
Black, Parcher, Hildreth. Trask, May
nard, Wright, Lockwood, Abbott Me-
rowitZ, C.. and A. Kerridge, Thomas
Petit, Damn Sheig, Brush. Derwent,
Bartlett, Sacre, Bert Smith, Charles
and George Folds, Bradford
FOOte, SayIor, Hurd, Towne,
Waite, Spaulding, Wheeler, Thompson,
Stacy, VIII Jones, Bishop, Pillsbury,
Huntington, Rogers, Jolly, Kennedy,
Balch, Sherwin, Nitterberg, Fales,
Chambers, Farnham, White, Misses
Virgins, Shuey, Brown, May and
Minnie Perkins, Bradford, Linton,
Kate and Eta Rockwell, Maud and
Jessie De Lancy, Sullivan, Belle FOCte,
Smith, Florence Day, Bertha Shaw,
Lovejoy. Hall, Chambers, Waite, Whited,
Derwent, Fox, Teel, Kerridge, White,
Maud and Nettie Summers, Filbert, Tin
dOlph, Adams, Armstrong, Brown,
Jerome, Norton, Darling, Parcher,
Dewey, Asire, Burnett, Clark, Hutch
inS, Hahn, Wheeler, Florence and
Ellie Ames, Cyphers, Howard, Huyck,
Lane, Gregory, Waters, Mrs. Spencer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm and others.
The fourth annual charity ball and
reception for the benefit of the Home
for Children and Aged Women will be
given next Tuesday evening at the
West hotel. The reception is to raise
funds to make comforts for the orphans
and aged women who have Seeked shell
ter and comfort at the home, and the
entertainment is for worthy cause and
should be attended by large number.
The home during the past year has sup
ported 134 children. Most of these were
abandoned by their father OF mother,
and were admitted to the home free of
charge. Seven elderly ladies are at
present in the home. Dancing
will be the principal feature of
the evening, and will commence
been secured, and excellent music is as
sured. Tickets. including supper can
be secured at the door or from members
of the committee at s. couple.
The song recital given under the
auspices of the conservatory of music
by Miss Julia May. cOntraltO, Wednes-
day night in Dyer's hall was a largely
attended and very successful affair.
Isabel Gale. soprano. Mrs. III. w. Glea-
son. pianist. and DR.. Clarence Strac-
hauer, cello. This last accomplished
musician won great applause for the
rendering of the second number, a
''Loure for 'CellO,'' by Bach. The duets
a, "Sweet Once Sang the Birds, b,
'Song of the Summer Birds" were
bountifully applauded, and in fact the
whole performance ran very smoothly
and seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed
by all present.
The second annual reunion of the
Levi Butler Post %, G. A. r., was held
Wednesday evening at the q. A. r.
hall. corner of Washington and Twen-
tieth avenue north. A choice literary
and musical programme had been pro-
vided. which was fully appreciated by
the large audience. The programme
was as follows: Violin and piano duet,
by Miss Nellie Gable and COmrade
Swift; vocal music, by the Wingate
family; recitatiOns, by Mrs. Wilson;
either duet, by the Guist brothers.
Later in the evening bean banquet
was served.
The fair given by the young ladies of
the st. Marks church. at 20 South Sixth
street. last week, was a grand success.
The purpose of the entertainment was
to raise funds to furnish the new church
parlors. Thursday only few attended,
owing to the bad weather. Yesterday
the building was filled and some 300
dinner tickets were disposed of and
a gOOdly number attended the supper,
after which the eatables left over were
sold at auction. 1t is estimated that
$500 OF 800 was melted from the enter
tainment to go towards the church fund.
The reception committee is as follows:
Mrs. j. s. Pillsbury, Mrs. r. B. Lang
don, Mrs. George ii. Christian, Mrs. A.
w. Hastings, Mrs. NJ. P. Hawkins,
Mrs. +. F. Fletcher, Mrs. A. 81. Rose,
Mrs. George II. Rust, Mrs. J. Thomp-
son, Jr., Mrs j. E. Bradley, Mrs. A. W.
Abbott. Mrs. J. n. johnson, Mrs. Sc
grave Smith, Mrs. H. NJ. Carpenter.
Mrs. T. b. Wells, Mrs. I. III. Penny and
Mrs J. NJ. Williams.
The campfire to be given by the Dud-
ley +. Chase post, 6. A. r., Monday
evening. Nov. 81, promises to be very
ENJOYABLE occasion. Commander-in-
Chief j. z. Rea, Maj. r. r. Henderson,
Past Department Commander Becker,
Profs. Folwell and Downey and other
notables are expected to be present. A